Dragon's Gift (eBook)

Red Planet Dragons of Tajss, #12
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She refuses to be protected like she is fragile.

He refuses to let the woman who holds his heart face danger alone.

Maeve has survived too much to sit quietly and wait for life to happen to her.

The crash. The tunnels. The desert. The deadly red planet that seems determined to test every human who dares to call it home. None of it has broken her. If anything, Tajss has made her more determined to find joy wherever she can steal it.

So when the Tribe starts talking about creating their first real celebration on Tajss, complete with gifts, traditions, and a reason to remember they are living instead of merely surviving, Maeve throws herself into the idea.

Then Padraig storms into her life again.

Huge, gruff, and impossible to ignore, the Zmaj warrior believes rules exist for good reasons, danger should be met with weapons, and stubborn human females should not wander outside protective walls just because they saw something interesting in the sand.

Maeve thinks he is overbearing.

Padraig thinks she is reckless.

Unfortunately, neither of them is wrong.

When a meteorite shower turns deadly, Padraig shields Maeve with his own body. Shards of strange glass are left embedded in both of them, and one touch awakens something neither one understands. Her heartbeat echoes in his mind. His desire brushes against her skin. The bond between them is too intimate, too powerful, and far too dangerous to ignore.

Maeve does not want a male who treats her like she might shatter.

Padraig does not know how to love without protecting with everything he is.

But Tajss is not finished testing them. Invader ships return. The shield fails. The enemy wants the meteorite glass, captives, and secrets buried in the planet itself. Every attack pulls Maeve and Padraig deeper into a connection that may be the key to survival, if they can stop fighting each other long enough to trust what is growing between them.

Because the real gift Padraig has to offer is not safety.

It is his heart.

And the real gift Maeve gives him is the courage to love without control.

Dragon's Gift is a steamy alien dragon romance featuring a sunshine heroine, a grumpy protective Zmaj warrior, fated mates, psychic meteorite-glass bonding, forced proximity, holiday/gift celebration, dangerous alien planet survival, invader attacks, found family, and a guaranteed happily ever after.

She refuses to be protected like she is fragile.

He refuses to let the woman who holds his heart face danger alone.

Maeve has survived too much to sit quietly and wait for life to happen to her.

The crash. The tunnels. The desert. The deadly red planet that seems determined to test every human who dares to call it home. None of it has broken her. If anything, Tajss has made her more determined to find joy wherever she can steal it.

So when the Tribe starts talking about creating their first real celebration on Tajss, complete with gifts, traditions, and a reason to remember they are living instead of merely surviving, Maeve throws herself into the idea.

Then Padraig storms into her life again.

Huge, gruff, and impossible to ignore, the Zmaj warrior believes rules exist for good reasons, danger should be met with weapons, and stubborn human females should not wander outside protective walls just because they saw something interesting in the sand.

Maeve thinks he is overbearing.

Padraig thinks she is reckless.

Unfortunately, neither of them is wrong.

When a meteorite shower turns deadly, Padraig shields Maeve with his own body. Shards of strange glass are left embedded in both of them, and one touch awakens something neither one understands. Her heartbeat echoes in his mind. His desire brushes against her skin. The bond between them is too intimate, too powerful, and far too dangerous to ignore.

Maeve does not want a male who treats her like she might shatter.

Padraig does not know how to love without protecting with everything he is.

But Tajss is not finished testing them. Invader ships return. The shield fails. The enemy wants the meteorite glass, captives, and secrets buried in the planet itself. Every attack pulls Maeve and Padraig deeper into a connection that may be the key to survival, if they can stop fighting each other long enough to trust what is growing between them.

Because the real gift Padraig has to offer is not safety.

It is his heart.

And the real gift Maeve gives him is the courage to love without control.

Dragon's Gift is a steamy alien dragon romance featuring a sunshine heroine, a grumpy protective Zmaj warrior, fated mates, psychic meteorite-glass bonding, forced proximity, holiday/gift celebration, dangerous alien planet survival, invader attacks, found family, and a guaranteed happily ever after.

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VerlagLooking Glass Publications Inc
EinbandAdobe Digital Editions
Erscheinungsjahr2026
AusgabekennzeichenEnglisch
Masse392 KB
PlattformEPUB
ReiheRed Planet Dragons of Tajss
AutorMartin, Miranda

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Über den Autor Miranda Martin

USA Today bestselling author of fantasy and scifi romance, Miranda Martin's books feature larger than life heroes with out-of-this-world anatomy and smart heroines destined to save the world. As a little girl she would sneak off with her nose in a book, dreaming of magical realms. Today she brings those fantasies to life and adores every fan who chooses to live in them for a while. She was born and raised in southern Virginia, but as a veteran she's traveled to places like Korea, Hawaii and good 'ole Texas. Now she's settled in Kansas, the heart of America, with her husband and daughters. Her favorite animals are dragons, unicorns and cats. If she's not writing, you can still find her tucked away somewhere with a warm blanket and her nose in a book.

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